IdiotPenguin

Case: 5000D Airflow CPU: i5-13600KF GPU: 3080 (vertical mounted w/ CoolerMaster vertical mount) Cooler: Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360mm I'm planning to populate all of my fan slots but am having a hard time deciding on which fans to use. Originally I was going with the T30 but my bank account wouldn't be very happy. Currently considering Arctic P12s or Noctua NF-P12s but leaning towards the P12s because apparently the Noctuas are quite loud for their performance. As I've stated, noise doesn't matter to me, I could care less if my PC sounded like a jet hitting lightspeed but the fans should at least have matching performance for the noise they're outputting. Any suggestions?

I'm planning to get the Rift S when it comes out (soon yay) but the thing I'm worried about is how the 80hz refresh rate might annoy me as I game on a 144hz monitor and if I can't stand being any less than like 100 or so in most games. Basically anyone with a 144hz monitor that also has vr I need your experience playing on lower refresh rate xd

I used both until HH oofed

Can we get an F in the chat for Papa HH

GTA and CPU don’t mix that well even for higher end chips so you might wanna upgrade sooner or later

I personally have the X and I love apple (i swear I’m not a fanboy just used to It and won’t switch lmao) Do you know the build quality differences and pros and cons of say an X and like the S9 or some other high end Android phone? I’d be interested in stuff like this for future Apple vs Android debates (I try to get the other person to agree both have their pros and cons and it’s all personal preference)

Bruh did he? I haven't watched the videos in a while I probably missed it

I'd like to know which OS has what disadvantages and advantages as well as build quality for the actual phones themselves. Specs and such yknow? Am not big phone nerd so am would like to learn lmao

Depends what you wanna use it for

Switch between em like mood swings ?

Miniscule performance gains. These "pro gamers" are probably content creators as well so more ram = content creation stuffs yknow?

Getting a new motherboard will indeed allow you to oc your ram and cpu. As for the boost clock, 5 ghz is on one core if I remember correctly so 4.3 is probably on all cores

Probably upgrade the GPU and OC your CPU if you haven't already, maybe another stick of ram. Depends what you wanna do with ur system

I've never heard of GoodRam but that's probably just me being clueless (if its a good company go for it but you might wanna look into like Samsung or Crucial and other more known companies) You should also go for a 2TB drive instead of 1 unless you're absolutely certainly sure you won't need more (but even then its only like 15 dollars for an entire terabye more) That case and PSU could probably be replaced with better picks

Yes. You could always lower the settings to achieve 144 or upgrade your GPU and whatnot. 144 is so definitely worth the moneyyyyyyyyyy

I don't think mirroring a monitor connected to your 1080 Ti would impact the performance You also can't SLI a 760 with a 1080 Ti, only the same cards

You could stream with a 8700k but I'd probably switch to AMD for this one (2700x or somethin) with a x470 motherboard

If there's a price difference big enough to justify buying the 360 over the One, do it. If not, get the One

If you already have a 360 controller it isn't worth it to upgrade to a One even though I think it looks nicer (mainly cuz the buttons). My One controller works great on windows 10 and the 360 should be about the same.

I'm not sure about the difference between a normal and other hard drive specified for storing other things but whatever works works